Return to sender, expense unknown
Speed, cost, and convenience has transformed distribution requirements around the world as new technologies have transformed both how people shop and how companies store and send products. But what is the cost of this convenience?
What the FSC is LDPE?
Acronyms (such as PIN and SWAT) and initialisms (like DIY and UFO) generally make communication faster and life easier. But that only works if you know which words the letters actually represent.
Here’s our handy guide to stretch wrap packaging abbreviations.
What’s the (w)rap on cast vs blown film?
Having the right film for the job can pay dividends in terms of cost savings, sustainable metrics, and overall efficiency in your DC. So… which to choose?
Counting the cost: Are you spending too much on pallet wrap?
For NZ companies seeking to cut costs, a logical solution would be to search out the cheapest roll of stretch wrap.
NanoEcho arrives!
NanoEcho is now in New Zealand. But what does this mean for Kiwi companies trying to increase their sustainability outcomes?
Slip stop, wrap.
Stabulon’s anti-slip paper sheets are increasing in popularity in New Zealand – clearly there’s a need for a quick, simple, and cost-effective way of transporting goods around distribution centres without worrying about pallet slippage.
6 steps to safe, fast and easy pallet hand-wrapping
Still struggling to hand wrap pallets quickly, reliably, and safely? Check out how our new wrap dispenser takes all the strain and pain out of the job…
Introducing NanoLite and the BOLT
Wrapping pallets by hand efficiently, cost-effectively and sustainably takes both the right technique and the right pallet film. Get it wrong and you’ll use too much wrap and put too much strain on the body – and even then risk a poorly wrapped load failing to provide the necessary protection.
NZ Drinks gets on top of the tails
The ‘tail’ of older generation pallet film was unwinding from pallets – and clogging up stacks at NZ Drinks
The focal point of packaging
We’re always interested in what Highlight’s Kurt Riemenschneider has to say, given his decades-long experience in the stretch-wrap business.